Issue Date: MARCH, 1944; VOL. 15, NO. 5; WHOLE NO.89

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[RARE and HISTORIC World War II, WWII WARTIME Edition, 176 pages, MANY Pages of beautiful Full Page photographs and gorgeous photographic features -- as well as feature articles, all listed below!]

COVER GIRL: "Like something out of Hollywood!" That's what the home-town boys used to say when CISSIE MEAGHER walked down the street in Brooklyn -- and the boys were right, for Cissie is one of the 15 of America's most beautiful women appearing in Columbia's new technicolor production, Cover Girl. Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly co-star in the picture, and Cissie herself sings one of the musical numbers by Jerome Kern and Ira Gershwin which is called That Girl on the Cover. Coronet readers may well feel that they had a part in the casting of Cissie, for their contest votes won her a place in the brilliant extravangaza already being shown in many of the nation's theatres. Photograph by Bob Coburn.

ARTICLES:
So This Is North Africa! ... RAY OETTINGER AND ANTHONY R. PIMENTAL.
Dear Mr. Striker: ... KENNETH WALSH.
You Can Buy It at Batson's ... SIDNEY H. KATZ. And if you can't, it can't be had.
She Makes the Money-Go-Round ... BRUCE DOBBS. Nellie Tayloe Ross, Director of the U. S. Mint.
Plane Talk ... ROBERT MOSES.
All Is Not Posture That Poses ... ARTHUR H STEINHAUS.
Relative to ALBERT EINSTEIN ... BENNETT CERF. Intimate glimpses into the life of a genuis, whose greatness, like that ofd many famous people, lies in simplicity. [Fascinating, and charming stories of Albert Einstein. Three pages.].
Wake of the German Navy ... WALTER TAUB.
Give Yourself a Brake ... ALBERT TANGORA. Step up your tempo by slowing down.
"Meet Me at Sanborn's" ... WOODROW WIRSIG. Frank A. Sanborn went to Mexico to hunt, stayed to become its biggest drug manufacturer, restauraneur, and informal good will scout.
Good Hunting Ahead ... C. A. MACQUARRIE.
Guilt-Edged Innocents ... CLEMENT J. WYLE.
Vengeance Is a Boomerang ... HOWARD HAYES.
Spider Assembly Line ... HENRIETTA HOLLAND.
Sight Without Insight ... HARRY J. BREVIS. Understanding the Blind.
Thirteen Is Old Enough ... CHARLOTTE PAUL.
Fabulous Valley ... THEODORE PRATT. The San Fernando Valley.
Shoeman to Showman ... ODEN AND OLIVIA MEEKER. BarneyJosephson's Cafe Society.
A Mild Case of Murder ... ALAN HYND.
Three Dates on a Dial ... HOWARD WHITMAN.
The Deaf Shall Hear ... SIGMUND SAMETH. The operation of Dr. Julius Lempert.

FEATURES:
The Best I Know ... EDITED BY IRVING HOFFMAN.
Carroll's Corner.
Picture Story: Panic.
On the V-Shift.
Old Oaken Bucket, photograph by robert Dunnke. [Foldout, in Color].
Kit and Cat, photograph by Ylla. [Foldout, in Color].
"My Heart Belongs to Daddy", photograph by Jon Abbot. [Foldout, in Color].
Symbols of Might: Fouldout double page color photograph of George C. Marshall.
Portfolio of Personalities: Tomorrow's Headliners ... ELLSWORTH NEWCOMB. [Profiles, with drawn portraits, of: Marina Prajmovsky, Plato Chan, Twinkle Watts, Tommy Wadelton, and Patrice Munsel.]
Cinemette: LADY IN THE DARK: As interpreted for Coronet by a distinguisehd Psychiatrist. [MANY color photos of the film and GINGER ROGERS. 16 full pages!]
The Pepper Pot ... H. F. K. FISHER.
Coronet Game Book Section .
Initiation to Terror ... BENNETT CERF.
Book Excerpt: Here Is Your War ... ERNIE PYLE. Cover (color) painting by Kramer.
Bookette: Such Interesting People ... ROBERT CASEY.
Coronet Round Table: Should the U. S. Dominate Post-War aviation?, by ALEXANDER P. DE SEVERSKY.
Publisher: DAVID A. SMART. Editors: , BERNARD GEIS, HARRIS SHELVELSON. OSCAR DYSTEL (On Leave) Managing Editor: ARNOLD GINGRICH.
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